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Harlequins fleamarket open this Youth Day
Local newsHarlequins fleamarket will be open on Wednesday, 16 June (Youth Day) from 8am to 2pm.
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#WorldBloodDonorDay: Your donation saves lives
Local newsWith hosts of people still receiving blood transfusions in hospitals, the need for blood has not slowed down.
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Dobby is back at sea!
Local newsDobby, an elephant seal, had washed ashore on Garvies Beach on the Bluff earlier this year.
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Striped skink lizards in the garden
BlogsThey seem to be quite social, more than one individual can be seen together, also outside of mating season.
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Conman makes the rounds on the Bluff [LETTER]
BlogsHe left the lower value goods in a plastic bag, with you, supposedly to be paid when more money arrives.
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BCA celebrates Hamburger Day
Local newsThe BCA family had delicious hamburgers available on the day.
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Wentworth author delves into thought-provoking issues in latest book
Local newsJames’ careful use of creative words and relatable terms paint the picture of the early fifties when the Mobil Oil…
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Witnesses sought in Wentworth hit and run
Local newsWentworth Detective Services are calling on any witnesses to come forward and assist the SAPS with their pending investigation.
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Karate is a way of life
Local newsThe Kenyon Howden Road-based karate training centre has had many youngsters rise up through the ranks, many earning coveted titles.
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WATCH: Fibre installation issues addressed
Local newsRepresentatives from various departments from the municipality were at the meeting to advise and account for questions put to them.
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Montclair police salute officer for 40 years of excellent service
Local newsThe station's spokesperson said Warrant Officer Jayraj Thool's history is a mixture of the excellent services he rendered determinedly and…
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Sisterhood inspires and empowers Mowat Park learners
Local newsThe group serves as a young women empowerment and social guidance initiative which currently runs at Mowat Park High School.
